The property
The Maison Degas is a charming residence located on the third floor of the Palazzo Pignatelli di Monteleone, a historic building from the 1500s recognized as a national monument. This palace is also renowned for having hosted the studio of the Impressionist artist Edgar Degas around the mid-1800s. The large windows in the rooms offer spectacular views of the Piazza del Gesù Nuovo, featuring its Baroque basilica and the Gothic museum complex of Santa Chiara.
Due to its central location, guests can easily access the city's main attractions, as well as metro and funicular stops. The rooms, equipped with air conditioning and modern furnishings, are bright and have ultra-fast Wi-Fi. Experiencing Degas's art at Maison Degas is a unique opportunity, with reproductions of his works displayed in both common areas and guest rooms.
Upon arrival, guests will be greeted with a welcome drink and the aroma of Neapolitan sfogliatelle. The attentive and professional team is available 24/7 to meet any needs, providing personalized assistance. Mornings begin with a delightful breakfast served in a spacious dining area, where guests can enjoy artisanal pastries and local products, accompanied by jazz music or traditional Neapolitan melodies. During breakfast, the staff is on hand to gather suggestions and organize personalized tours.
Maison Degas offers a wide range of services, including transfers, early check-in, luggage storage, and guided tours, ensuring a comfortable stay filled with sensory delights. Established in 2000, the property is committed to promoting the Campania region through an integrated approach to hospitality and culture, highlighting local craftsmanship and traditions.
Nearby are the main highway connections, the Port of Naples, which facilitates access to the islands of Capri, Ischia, and Procida, as well as Capodichino Airport. Maison Degas serves as an excellent base for travelers or those wishing to partake in cultural, theatrical, and religious events, all while being immersed in the fascinating history and culture of Naples. Within a short walking distance, guests can find museums, theaters, and the renowned Conservatorio di San Pietro a Majella, alongside artisan workshops and historic churches that tell centuries of tradition.
